Please feel free to download any of these articles or handouts for yourselves or clients.  

• People Empowerment Program - (PEP) 
• • Simple management and training techniques to help you and your dog develop a lasting relationship.
• Simply Obedience
• • Name Game, sit, down, stay, polite walking, leave it and recall
• Treats and Consequences
• • When to use treats, when not to, how to improve your dog's behavior
• Aging Dog Problems
• • As dogs age, their behavior changes.   Here are some of them, and what you might be able to do to help
• Puppy Socialization (AVMA)
• • An official paper from the American Veterinary Medical Association that encourages careful socialization before vaccinations are complete
• Choosing a Puppy
• Developing Trust in your Dog
• • Some tips about working with somewhat fearful, cautious or suspicious dogs
• Polite Walking
• • Several techniques for managing pulling on the leash
• Retrieving Games
• Techniques for Walking Past Strange Dogs
• • If you can't predict what your dog will do when you see or walk past other dogs, these tips might help
• Working with Reactivity in Dogs (long)
• Resource Guarding Protocols (Possession in Dogs)
• DogSense - A Training Manual
• Living with Multiple Dogs
• • Some helpful tips about living in a home with more than one dog

Here are some video's of commonly taught exercises that you might find helpful: 

Find it (a way to help teach loose leash walking and a method to retrain leash reactive dogs)

Find it in action with client dog

Come-for (a way to teach your dog to move back from something that has caught his attention)

L-Turn (slightly different from the come-for; very useful for dogs who are reactive on leash)

U-turn (turning away from an oncoming threat without pulling or tugging on the leash)

Wait - Method 1 (Aspen waits)

Wait - Method 2 (Luke permanent wait at door)

Wait while moving away (taught using retrieve)

Wait for food

Kitchen Training (Train your dogs to not fight over dropped food)

Zen Down (a way to teach your dog to relax quickly, especially after something has excited him or her)

Crate Training (there are lots of ways to do this; this is just one)

Dog Charge/heel (Luke's rude way of greeting dogs, followed by work on heel and ignoring other dogs)

Trish has spoken at many venues in the US and Canada.   If you're interested in videos of presentations, there are many to choose from - Puppies to Problems, Fear in dogs, Multiple Dog Problems and working with the Bullies.   They can be purchased or rented here at Tawzer Dog Videos.